Music News

The June 18 performance of the San Francisco Opera's production of Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) was dedicated to the memory of Sandra Bernhard, who died earlier the same day in a Houston hospice.

Paying tribute to a great writer, music, and art critic.

The symphony sees attendance increase after offering live streams of performances.

Oliver Herbert talks about his experience at the competition and what comes next.

The Peninsula Symphony has been recovering well from the embezzlement that is sending Stephen Jay Carlton to prison.

The inaugural Green Music Center ChamberFest will start June 24, with eight concerts in the 240-seat Schroeder Hall and the finale on June 28 in the 1,400-seat Weill Hall.

Career and project-based grants go to a diverse list of local groups and individuals.

A low-key festival with a packed schedule of experienced performers takes flight this week in Albany, CA.

The Cultural Equity Fund and small and midsized arts nonprofits will be among the beneficiaries of a windfall from the mayor's office.

Profile looks at Matthew Aucoin’s impressive resume and what separates him from other established, young composers.